In a historic moment for Major League Baseball, Los Angeles Dodgers’ sensation Shohei Ohtani made headlines when he became the first player ever to hit over 50 home runs and steal more than 50 bases in a single season. On an unforgettable day against the Miami Marlins, Ohtani entered the game just shy of the remarkable milestone but surpassed expectations, hitting three home runs and swiping two bases, landing him in the coveted '51-51 Club.'

But this groundbreaking achievement has sparked speculation: who could potentially join Ohtani in this exclusive group? While the feat of achieving a 50-50 season is monumental, only six players have managed to hit 40 home runs and steal 40 bases in a single season. This makes Ohtani's accomplishment even more astonishing, and it may take a while before we see another player reach this remarkable height. That said, let’s explore seven players who boast the skill sets that could put them in the running for this incredible milestone.

1. Elly De La Cruz, SS, Cincinnati Reds